Whatever it is, I like this little arch. Equal part fairytale, equal part romantic.
Showing posts with label crumbling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label crumbling. Show all posts
Tuesday, 6 November 2012
Arch: Forgotten UEA Bridge
In the woodland grounds of the UEA, somewhere behind the Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts. Off a track that mainly seems to be frequented by dogwalkers is this little bridge, curving over what is barely a stream. I think in the summer months this pretty much dries up completely. I couldn't tell you its age or anything about it: at a guess, I'd assume this little site was once part of the grounds of Earlham Hall.
Whatever it is, I like this little arch. Equal part fairytale, equal part romantic.







Whatever it is, I like this little arch. Equal part fairytale, equal part romantic.
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Sunday, 13 February 2011
The Village Falling Into the Sea pt. 1
The battered sea defences at Happisburgh. Changes in governmental policies over the years has led to the discontinuation of coastal erosion management.
In Febuary 2011, local media reported that compensation deals had been struck between at-risk homeowners and the North Norfolk District Council.









In Febuary 2011, local media reported that compensation deals had been struck between at-risk homeowners and the North Norfolk District Council.
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Sunday, 30 January 2011
Steps to the Edge of the World
The tower of steps leading to the beach at Happisburgh, where severe coatsal erosion has destroyed many of the cliff-edge paths, roads, and houses.








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